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mattn
remove tag removes inner content
<li><a href="zen">Zen-Coding</a></li>
When do it on A tag, it should be
<li>Zen-Coding</li>
Draft
pattern 1
<li><a href="zen">Zen-Coding_</a></li>
become
<li><a href="zen"/></li>
pattern 2
<li><a href_="zen">Zen-Coding</a></li>
become
<li>Zen-Coding</li>
pattern 3
<li_><a href="zen">Zen-Coding</a></li>
become
<li>Zen-Coding</li>
This doesn't seem to work for me with current version: inner content is always removed.
Hmm, I tried this on ST3, and I noticed ST3 removes whole of contents in the tag.
I think the ST3 plugin has also bug. This should be work as Pattern 2.
can you fix this please?
Something might be wrong in function :slightly_frowning_face:. Before the solution is out, we can try this. For example:
noremap <C-Y>k vat<Esc>da>`<da>
I just ran into this. I don't believe remove-tag is working as described at https://emmet.io. The tutorial shows a result that doesn't match what the Emmet website describes. See https://github.com/mattn/emmet-vim/blob/master/TUTORIAL starting at line 93.
This is the one thing I use the most (well, wrap and 'unwrap', as I call it). Agreed, the 'remove tag' function in emmet-vim does NOT work at all like in the documentation of emmet proper: it should not remove the tag and all of its children; it should, just and only remove the tag itself. This ticket has been open this long and not resolved? This makes emmet-vim completely unusable to me and I cannot recommend it to others -- as a power user, I'm slinging tags all over, moving them around, wrapping and unwrapping .. it is all a beautiful, minimal, fast, elegant dance until I have to 'unwrap' a tag, then its grinding to a screeching halt as I manually remove a tag pair; makes emmet-vim feel half-assed and 'coulda-been'. If this gets fixed I would be ecstatic to jump back on the emmet-vim wagon. It's just such a glaring coffee-stain on an otherwise excellent emmet emulator.
Yes, this feature doesn't work as Emmet documentation describes it and it's one of the most useful ones, so it would be of great benefit if that would get fixed.
think this would increase productivity a lot. would be nice if this could be fixed.
